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COS(3M)						      Last changed: 2-12-98

NAME
     COS, DCOS, CCOS, CDCOS - Computes cosine

SYNOPSIS
     UNICOS and UNICOS/mk systems:

     COS ([X=]x)
     DCOS ([X=]x)
     CCOS ([X=]x)

     UNICOS and IRIX systems:
     CDCOS ([X=]x)

IMPLEMENTATION
     UNICOS, UNICOS/mk and IRIX systems

STANDARDS
     Fortran 90
     CDCOS is a compiler extension to Fortran 90.

DESCRIPTION
     COS is the generic function name.	COS, DCOS, and CCOS are elemental
     functions for the CF90 compiler.

     A vector version of this intrinsic exists on UNICOS and UNICOS/mk
     systems.  On UNICOS/mk systems, the vector version of this intrinsic
     is used when -h vector3 (C compiler) or -O vector3 or -O3 (Fortran
     compiler) has been specified on the compiler command line.

     These functions evaluate y = cos(x).

     The entry point CDCOS is provided for support in other languages.	It
     is not recognized as an intrinsic function; therefore, you must use
     the CDIR$ VFUNCTION directive to allow vectorization.

   CF90
     CDCOS is called implicitly by the Fortran 90 compiler as a result of a
     generic COS call with a complex double-precision argument.

   CAL Register Usage (Cray Research Systems Only)
     Scalar COS:  COS% (call-by-register)
	  on entry   (S1) = argument
	  on exit    (S1) = result

     Vector COS:  %COS% (call-by-register)
	  on entry   (V1) = argument vector
	  on exit    (V1) = result vector

     Scalar DCOS:  DCOS% (call-by-register)
	  on entry   (S1) and (S2) = argument
	  on exit    (S1) and (S2) = result

     Vector DCOS:  %DCOS% (call-by-register)
	  on entry   (V1) and (V2) = argument vector
	  on exit    (V1) and (V2) = result vector

     Scalar CCOS:  CCOS% (call-by-register)
	  on entry   (S1) and (S2) = argument
	  on exit    (S1) and (S2) = result

     Vector CCOS:  %CCOS% (call-by-register)
	  on entry   (V1) and (V2) = argument vector
	  on exit    (V1) and (V2) = result vector

     Scalar CDCOS:  CDCOS% (call-by-register)
	  on entry   (S1), (S2), (S3), and (S4) = argument
	  on exit    (S1), (S2), (S3), and (S4) = result

     Vector CDCOS:  %CDCOS% (call-by-register)
	  on entry   (V1), (V2), (V3), and (V4) = argument vector
	  on exit    (V1), (V2), (V3), and (V4) = result vector

   Argument Range
     COS:
		 25
	  |x| < 2

     DCOS:
		 45
	  |x| < 2
				       25
	  On UNICOS/mk systems, |x| < 2

     CCOS:
		  25	      13
	  |x | < 2  , |x | < 2	 * ln2
	    r		i	       25
	  On UNICOS/mk systems, |x| < 2	 , |x | < 710.47586
					     i
     CDCOS:
		  45	      13
	  |x | < 2  , |x | < 2	 * ln2
	    r		i
NOTES
     CDCOS is an outmoded routine for the CF90 compiler.  Refer to the
     Fortran Language Reference Manual, Volume 3, publication SR-3905, for
     information about outmoded features and their preferred standard
     alternatives.

     The name of the COS, DCOS, and CCOS intrinsic can be passed as an
     argument.	The name of the CDCOS intrinsic cannot be passed as an
     argument.

RETURN VALUES
     COS returns the real cosine of its real argument.

     DCOS returns the double-precision cosine of its double-precision
     argument.

     CCOS returns the complex cosine of its complex argument.

     CDCOS returns the complex double-precision cosine of its complex
     double-precision argument.

     On CRAY T90 systems that support IEEE arithmetic, the following return
     values occur:
				 25
	  COS(x) = NaN if |x| > 2

	  COS(x) = NaN if x = NaN

     Additional entry points are available on IRIX systems.  See the IRIX
     man pages for details.

SEE ALSO
     Intrinsic Procedures Reference Manual, publication SR-2138, for the
     printed version of this man page.
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